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Fun galore at
Neptune's Fair

A feast of fun by the beach
is promised for North Shore

residents next Saturday,
June 21, when Mount
Seymour Lions Club

presents its 15th annual King
Neptune’s Fair at Cates Park
in North Vancouver.

Games, rides and con-
cessions will all be in
operation from 9 a.m. on-
ward — including a flea
market.

The day's big spectacular
gets under way at 10 a.m.
with the marshalling of the
grand parade, scheduled to
start out from Sherwood
Park School at 10:30 a.m.

The awarding of parade
trophies and the presen-
tation to Miss Mount
Seymour — a highlight of
the day's festivities — 1s set

for 11:30 a.m. in the parade
dispersal area.

Attractions to follow
dunng the afternoon include
a paint-in, children’s races,
bath tub races, a stage show
and water ski show, with
presentation of prizes for
those and other events at
3:30 p.m.

On sale and display during
the eight-hour fair, which 1s
expected to draw a crowd of
up to 8,000, will be pets and
supplies, garden plants,
sewing and needlework,
jewelry, antiques, books,
musical instruments,
collectors’ items, auto parts,
crafts, hobbies and many
other types of merchandise.

All proceeds go to Lions
Club chanties.

SIX-SEATER BICYCLE presently on display at the North Shore Museum, 209 West 4th, North Vancouver, has
special interest for visitors Dee Jay and Kerry Cravatta of Illinois and Jessica Ballinger and Solly Van Meter of

Kentucky. The two American couples are planning to ride across the U.S. on bicycles built for two. (Ken Smith
photo)

Hosts sought for Japanese students

An international
educational organization
based in Switzerland 1s
secking host famihes willing
to accommodate Japanese
students wisiting the North
Shore on an Enghsh course
from July 29 (to August 22

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from 16 to 24 They already
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